2023–2024 • 2022–2023 • 2021–2022 • 2020-2021 • 2019-2020
2018-2019 • 2017-2018 • 2016-2017 • 2015-2016 • 2014-2015 • 2013-2014 • Spring 2013
2023–24 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Rejoice! (2003) – Raymond Burkhart
• Flower of Youth (1992) – Roger Nixon
• Dances from Terpsichore (1612) – Michael Praetorius/arr. S. Klein
• Colonial Song (1911/1919) – Percy Grainger
• When Time was Young (2005/2015)1 – Tom Flaherty
• Four Norfolk Dances (2001) – Philip Sparke
• Castles in Europe (1914) – James Reese Europe/arr. C. L. Wilson
• Marche pour Harmonie ou Fanfare (1976) – Germaine Tailleferre/arr. D. Dondeyne 1Melissa Givens, soprano soloist
Spring
• Courtly Airs and Dances (1995) – Ron Nelson
•Variations on a Theme of Glinka (1878)1 – Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
• More Dances from Terpsichore (1620/2023) – Michael Praetorius/arr. S. Klein
• Folk Suite (1963) – William Grant Still
• Temple of the Sun (2023*) – Harry Berman PO ‘24
• Spring Festival (2001) – Chen Yi
• Tinker to Evers to Chance (2006) – Carolyn Bremer
• Four Preludes (1974) – Robert Russell Bennett
• Tippecanoe Quickstep (1840) – Henry Schmidt, arr. J. Elkus
1Francisco Castillo, oboe soloist
* world premiere
2022–23 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Court Festival (1957) – William P. Latham
• Heart on Fire (2022) – Viet Cuong
• Tight Squeeze (2013) – Alex Shapiro
• Faeroe Island Dance (1946) – Percy Grainger
• Themes from “Green Bushes” (1921) – Percy Grainger/arr. L. Daehn
• Country Song (1906) – Gustav Holst/arr. S. Klein
• Marching Song (1906) – Gustav Holst/arr. G. Holst
• A Little Tango Music (2007) – Adam Gorb
• Black & White Rag (1908) – George Botsford/arr. L. Daehn
• The Untitled March (1930) – John Philip Sousa
Spring
• A Huntingdon Celebration (2003) – Philip Sparke
• Sarabande (2022*) – Karl Kohn
• William Byrd Suite (1923) – Gordon Jacob
• Three Chanson françaises (1945) – Francis Poulenc/arr. S. Klein
• Second Suite in F (1911/12) – Gustav Holst
• Old Churches (2012) – Michael Colgrass
• The Walking Frog (1919) – Karl L. King
• The Governor’s March (1948) – Leroy Anderson
* world premiere
2021–22 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Flourish for Wind Band (1939) – Ralph Vaughan Williams
• Gambol (2020) – Jack Stamp
• Simple Gifts. Four Shaker Songs (2002) – Frank Ticheli
• English Folk Song Suite (original version 1923) – Ralph Vaughan Williams
• The Footlifter. March (1929) – Henry Fillmore/ed. R.E. Foster
Spring
• Prelude in the Dorian Mode (c 1550) – Antonio de Cabezón/arr. P. Grainger
• Concerto for Bassoon in B-flat Major, K191 mvt. I (1774)^ – W. A. Mozart/arr. J. E. Garcia
• Rhosymedre (1920) – Ralph Vaughan Williams/arr. W. Beeler
• Another Essay (2021)* – Karl Kohn
• Four Pieces from Album for the Young (1848) – Robert Schumann/arr. S. Klein
• A Moorside Suite (1928) – Gustav Holst/arr. D. Wright
• PC Fling (1981) – William F. Russell
• South (1941) – Bennie Moten and T. Hayes
• March of the Belgian Parachutists (1945) – Pierre Leemans/ed. J. R. Bourgeois
^Becca Blyn HMC ’22, euphonium soloist
* world premiere
2020–21 Academic Year
The Band did not rehearse or perform due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019–20 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 (1872) – Georges Bizet
• Lyric Suite (arr. for band 2010) – Gerald Finzi/arr. J. Moss
• Melody Shop (1910) – Karl King
• The Octatonic March* (2019) – Stephen Klein
• Essay* (2019) – Oliver Dubon, PO ’20
• Reeding the Scales*^ (2019) – Tom Flaherty
• K2!* (2019) – Anika Arvanitis, PO ’20
• Spring Song and Sailors’ Song from Album for the Young, Op. 68 – R. Schumann/arr. S. Klein (2019)
^Leslie Schroerlucke, clarinet
* world premiere
Spring (Concert canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic)
• Euphoria (2001) – John Frantzen
• Brook Green Suite (1933) – Gustav Holst/arr. J. Curnow
• Scarlatti for Band, I. Pastorale, K. 446 and II. The Cat Fugue, K.30 – Domenico Scarlatti/arr. S. Klein (2019)
• American Embers (2017) – James M. Stephenson
• Four Preludes (1974) – Robert Russell Bennett
• The Footlifter. March (1929) – Henry Fillmore/ed. R.E. Foster
2018–19 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Galena. Concert March (2005) – Robert Dickow
• Kaniapiskau (2015) – Miyoshi Feliciano
• Divertimento (1980) – Leonard Bernstein
• Autobiography, Part 2 (1979) – Robert Russell Bennett
• October (2000) – Eric Whitacre
• Shepherd’s Hey (1918) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• Liberty Loan. March (1917) – John Philip Sousa
Spring
• Monterey Holidays (2001) – Roger Nixon
• Scottish Dance Suite (1963) – Thea Musgrave
• Rollo Takes a Walk (1985) – David Maslanka
• Early Light (1999) – Carolyn Bremer
• Gray* (2019) – Oliver Dubon, PO ’20
• First Suite in E-flat (1909) – Gustav Holst
• March from Tabasco (1894) – George Whitefield Chadwick
* world premiere
2017–18 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Mondavi Fanfare (2006) – Roger Nixon
• Fantasia for Euphonium and Band (1969)^ – Gordon Jacob
• Etude No. 3 for Concert Band (2010/1017) – Stephen Klein
• Galop from Genevieve de Brabant (1859) – Jacques Offenbach
• Down to the Sea in Ships (1952)^^ – Robert Russell Bennett
• Sheep-Shearing Song (1923/42) – Eugène Goossens/arr. Grainger
• Mock Morris (1910/1950) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• Lights Out. March (1905) – Earl E. McCoy
^ Andrew Acs PO ’20, euphonium soloist
^^ Gibb “Ranzo” Schreffler, chantyman, teaches audience members sea chanties
Spring
• Canzona Bergamasca (1621) – Samuel Scheidt
• Four Temperaments (2001)^ – Michael Brand
• Toccata (2017)* – Karl Kohn
• Danish Folk Music Suite (1928) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• Autobiography, Part 1 (1976-77) – Robert Russell Bennett
• The Alumni Day March (1942) – Richard N. Loucks, Jr.
^Stephen Klein, tuba soloist
* world premiere
2016–17 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Prelude for an Occasion (1968/1985) – Edward Gregson
• Concerto for Clarinet and Military Band^ (1878) – Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
• Near Woodstock Town (1903) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• Skronk (2014) – John Frantzen
• Selections from Sweeney Todd (1979) – Stephen Sondheim
• Wrong Note Rag from Wonderful Town (1953) – Leonard Bernstein
• Rosalind in the Forest of Eden (2004) – Alfred Reed
• A Moorside Suite (1928) – Gustav Holst
• Washington Post. March^^ (1889) – John Philip Sousa
^Gary Bovyer, clarinet soloist
^^Karl Kohn, guest conductor
Spring
• Overture for a Musical Comedy (1997) – John Barnes Chance
• Violaria (2016)^ – Karl Kohn
• Whispering of Fields Unsown (2016)^^ – Andrew Boysen, Jr.
• Lyric Music (1963) – Robert Starer
• Polonaise Americaine (2016) – John Alden Carpenter/arr. S. Klein
• Tango Americaine (2016) – John Alden Carpenter/arr. S. Klein
• Colonial Airs and Dances (1987) – Robert Jager
• Children’s March: “Over the hills and far away” (1916-19) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• The Chirpin’ Time Rag (1977) – Gary Beeks ’72/arr. W. F. Russell
• The Liberty Bell. March (1893) – John Philip Sousa
^Cynthia Fogg, viola soloist
^^Hayden Eberhart ’07, soprano soloist
2015–16 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Fantasia for Alto Saxophone and Band (1983) – Claude T. Smith^
• English Folk Song Suite (1924) – Ralph Vaughan Williams
• Serenade II for Concert Band (1977) – Karl Kohn
• Meditation on the St. Wenceslaus Chorale (1914) – Joseph Suk/arr. S. Klein
• Manhattan for Trumpet and Concert Band (2003) – Philip Sparke^^
• Danza Final from Estancia Dances (1941) – Alberto Ginastera
• Three Fanfares for Bridges Hall (2001) – Stephen Klein
• Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. March (1923) – John Philip Sousa
^Ken Foerch, alto saxophone soloist
^^Christine Moore, cornet soloist
Spring
• Blue Towers (1959) – Irving Fine
• Diversion^ (1943) – Bernhard Heiden
• Two Songs without Words, Op. 22 – Gustav Holst
• “Pur ti miro” from L’incoronazione di Poppea^^(1642) – Claudio Monteverdi
• March and Reminiscences for My Last Journey (1857–1868) – Gioachino Rossini
• You Already Did (2015) – Mark Winges*
• My Bonnie^^^ (1950) – Trad./arr. W.F. Russell
• Decoration Day (1912) – Charles Ives
• Second Connecticut Regiment. March (1876) – Wallace Reeves
^Chihiro Tamefusa ’16, alto saxophone soloist
^^Christine Moore, cornet soloist; Chihiro Tamefusa ’16, soprano saxophone soloist
^^^Eron Smith ’16 and Molly Cole ’16, piano four-hands
* world premiere
2014–15 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• A Huntingdon Celebration (2003) – Philip Sparke
• Tuba Concerto (2004) – Barbara York^
• O Sacred Head (1994) – J.S. Bach/Vaclav Nelhybel
• Connaught Rhapsody (2014) – David Holsinger
• Monteverdi Suite (2014) – Claudio Monteverdi/S. Klein
• Fantasy on American Sailing Songs (1952) – Clare Grundman
• Ritmo Jondo (1967) – Carlos Surinach
• The Gliding Girl (1912) – John Philip Sousa
• Godfrey Kneller March (1976) – Gordon Jacob
^Stephen Klein, tuba soloist
Spring
• Scaramouche (2002) – W. Francis McBeth
• Suite Française (1945) – Darius Milhaud
• Intermezzo for Concert Band (2014) – Karl Kohn
• The Gum-Suckers. March (1914/1942) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• When Time was Young ^ (2005/2015) – Tom Flaherty
• Orpheus in the Underworld. Overture (1858) – Jacques Offenbach
• The Stars and Stripes Forever. March (1896) – John Philip Sousa
^Lucy Shelton’65, soprano soloist
2013–14 REPERTOIRE
Fall
• Havener Fanfare (2004) – Andrew Boysen, Jr.
• Folk Song Suite No. II (1985) – Frigyes Hidas
• musical offering (1963/1994 – Vaclav Nelhybel
• Variations on America (1891) – Charles Ives
• “The Alcotts” from Piano Sonata No. 2 Concord, Mass., 1940-1860 (1909-15) – Charles Ives
• March from Symphonic Metamorphoses of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber (1943) – Paul Hindemith
• Soirées Musicales (1936) – Benjamin Britten
• Stone Images (1974) – Sydney Hodkinson
• Overture to Candide (1955) – Leonard Bernstein
• Circus Galop from The Irish Dragoon (1914-15) – John Philip Sousa
Spring
• Giles Farnaby Suite (1969) – Gordon Jacob
• Sketches on a Tudor Psalm (1973) – Fisher Tull
• Children’s March: “Over the hills and far away” (1916-1919) – Percy Aldridge Grainger
• Serenade, Op. 22c (1965/1980) – Derek Bourgeois
• Second Suite in F for Military Band, Op.28 No.2 (1911, rev. 1913) – Gustav Holst
• Colonel Bogey. March (1913) – Kenneth J. Alford
2012-13 REPERTOIRE
Spring
• Prelude for Hampstead Heath (1989) – Martin Ellerby
• Broadside for Band (1988) – William Bolcom
• Crystals (1985) – Thomas C. Duffy
• Lincolnshire Posy (1937) – Percy Grainger
• On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss (1989) – David Holsinger
• Festive Overture, Op. 96 – Dmitri Shostakovich
• The New Colonial March (1901) – Robert Browne Hall
Additional seasons forthcoming.